Our Pick of the Week Looks Like People

Plus 19 more new releases to watch at home this week on UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD!

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Why the Horror of ‘The Wailing’ Hinges on Ambiguity

Time to dig into the bones of a film that really lives up to its name.

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The True Story Behind ‘The Untouchables’

Brian De Palma's 1987 classic plays fast and loose with the facts of Al Capone's downfall.

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A Brief History of the Controversies Around HBO’s ‘Winning Time’

Legendary members of the 'Showtime' Los Angeles Lakers are not pleased with the series' depiction of events.

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How ‘The Wolf House’ Uses Fantasy to Confront the Horrors of History

Warren Zevon be like "awoooo wolf houses of historical trauma."

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The Real Story Behind ‘Candy’

Jessica Biel and Melanie Lynskey star in this retelling of the famous ax-killing.

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From A to Zoetrope: A Look at the Ancestors of Cinema

Before the moving image, there was ... the slightly slower moving image.

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The ‘Moon Knight’ Comic You Should Read After Episode 4

We examine the Jeff Lemire and Greg Smallwood comic that clearly inspired "The Tomb."

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‘Anaïs in Love’ Offers a Refreshing Take on Love & Pleasure

The charming comedy marks a strong feature debut for writer-director Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet.

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‘We Own This City’ is a Dutiful Take On Police Corruption

Jon Bernthal stars in this true story about police corruption from the makers of The Wire.

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Why ‘One Cut of the Dead’ Is a Bloody Love Letter to Low Budget Cinema

Pom!

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The Real Story Behind ‘Under the Banner of Heaven’

Andrew Garfield stars as a detective investigating a horrific double murder by religious extremists.

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From Painted Glass to Green Screens: The Jeopardy Shot Explained

Let's talk about the glass shot. (No, not the kind you pour tequila into).

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Why They Jammed A Dozen Movies Into ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’

We chat with cinematographer Larkin Seiple about the numerous influences flooding throughout this multiversal madhouse.

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Season 3 of ‘Barry’ is Dark As Hell, But Still Great

Alec Berg and Bill Hader’s dark comedy series returns for a bold and heavy third season that still manages to garner laughs.

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Sam Peckinpah’s ‘The Osterman Weekend’ Finally Comes Home

Forty years after its release, the director's cut of Sam Peckinpah's last film is finally available.

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The Real Story Behind ‘A Very British Scandal’

The BBC miniseries centers on one of the most shocking divorces in British history.

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A Tangerine Dream: Colors in the Films of Sean Baker

Pretty cool when they make movies in color, huh?

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Coffee and Arepas: How Food Defined the Oscar Movies of 2022

Okay, but why do the 'Nightmare Alley' eggs look so darn good?

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Bigger Isn’t Always Better: An Introduction to Movie Camera Sensor Size

Put on your "tech-talk" pants, it's time to talk sensor size.

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Natasha Lyonne Rules In The Time Traveling Second Season of ‘Russian Doll’

Nadia takes a time train to the ‘80s in Russian Doll’s unique, rewarding second season.

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The Real Story Behind ‘A Few Good Men’

A group of ex-Navy lawyers each claim they served as the inspiration for Tom Cruise's Lt. Kaffee.

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‘Frailty’ is Bill Paxton’s Most Underrated Performance

Part devoted dad, part contract killer for God, everyone’s favorite character actor found the perfect balance of heart and horror in the Southern Gothic cult classic.

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What’s New to Stream on Hulu for April 2022

Lots to enjoy on Hulu this month including a four-film Bruce Willis marathon.

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We All Live in the ‘Cube’ Now: The Algorithmic Hell of Automated Dystopias

The Venn Diagram between a murderous Rubik's Cube and the YouTube algorithm is a circle.

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The Slow-Fast Effect in ‘Chungking Express’ Explained

"At the high point of our intimacy, we were just 0.01 cm from each other."

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All the Horror You Need to Stream in April 2022

You know what they say: April showers bring May flowers ... and plenty of new streamable horror offerings.

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What’s New to Stream on Amazon Prime for April 2022

Chris Pine and James Brolin headline new originals about spies, sinkholes, and more!

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What’s New to Stream on Netflix for April 2022

A new movie from Judd Apatow, the return of 'Ozark,' and more awaits you on Netflix this month.

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Love and Creativity Die “A Dark Quiet Death” in Mythic Quest’s Standalone Episode

The tech comedy’s best episode is a decades-spanning story about selling out, breaking up, and making art.

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Judd Apatow Misses His Own Joke in the Pandemic Comedy ‘The Bubble’

Did someone actually ask for another pandemic film? Anyone? No?

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6 ‘Star Wars’ Comic Book Characters Ready for their Disney+ Debut

We dig into the 'Star Wars' comics and pull out the 2-D characters who desperately need a live-action resurrection.

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‘Moon Knight’ Takes the Secret Identity Trope to its Extreme

And it makes us uncomfortable, as all good and bad Moon Knight stories tend to do.

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Screams and Sirens: Appreciating the Sound Design of Robert Eggers

*the persistent foghorn wails*

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